The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-04-08
An unusual incident occurred short

An unusual incident occurred a short
time since in the city Of Aurora, Ill.
Mr.. J. D. Dunning and wife, an aged
pair, died within three hours OF each
other, and the following day daughter,
in whose care they had been, followed
them, the three being buried in one
grave. The papers of that city, in
lengthy notices of the deceased, mention
the many strong qualities of intellect
and heart of these people, and the high
esteem in which they were held by all
who knew them. Mr. Dunning was an
uncle of Mr.. F. B. Dunning, of this city.
We have added several new styles of
job type, including Caligraph (same as
used in type-writing machines) to our
already large assortment and are better
than ever prepared to furnish tasty and
stylish printing of every description. In
this connection we beg leave to say that
we do all our work at home, from the
smallest card to the largest poster, and
will duplicate any prices that may be of
fered either by home or outside COM
petitors, and will guarantee good stock
and full count on every job that we do.
We have also added a stereotyping out
fit to our plant, and are prepared to
stereotype book or job work.
For sALE-4O acres Of good land in
the town of Pleasant Prairie, three miles
southwest of Kenosha, on the Spring
Brook road, partly under cultivation,
and supplied with timber and running
water. 1t can be bought at a reasonable
price. Apply to John Balm, Pleasant
Prairie.
The following item in regard to Mr..
VIM. Smyth, formerly United States Ex-
press agent in this city, will be interest
ing to his many friends in Kenosha
Mr.. William III. Smyth, son of Hon.
John F. Smyth, has been spending day
or two at home. preparatory to his de-
parture for Detroit, Mich, where he
takes charge of the cashiers desk in the
Michigan Office of the Equitable Life
Insurance company on the first day of
April. Mr.. Smyth has been in the New
York Office of the Equitable company
for the past two weeks, familiarizing |
himself with the nature of his new and |
responsible duties. His many friends in
this city will rejoice to learn of Mr..
Smyth's appointment to position of
such dignity and importance In De-
troit Mr.. Smyth will represent the
Equitable company, in its dealings with
all the agencies in the state of Michigan"
Albany Morning Express.
L. B. Perse, of Windsor Locks, Ct,
writes "Send me at once four dozen
Dr.. Seth Araolds Cough Killer. 1t beats
any medicine we can find for Coughs"
For sale by all druggists. Price 25c.,
SOC. and $1.00 per bottle.
The exercises at the High School, last
Friday, at the close OF the term. We're
quite interesting, and those taking part
did so with credit to themselves and
heir teachers. The number of visitors
was not as large as was expected, but
he merit of teachers and pupils should
1ot be considered lessened by this fact.
The programme of exercises commence
ed by some fine music by the Grammar
room and High School pupils, followed
with club swinging by class of High
school pupils defamation, Friend
ship" by Master Charles Yule reci-
alton, THE Diamond Wedding" by
Miss Flora Dexter essay, sold
Maids" by Miss Nellie Becker; declam-
alton, National Greatness" by Master
N. O'Donnell defamation, Our Public
schools" by Norman Baker. The clos
ng exercise was the recitation of tenn
oerance poem, "Lost and Reclaimed"
~ four young ladies Introduction,
Belle Head Home, Mary. Blackman II
lost, Ella MagilI, and Reclaimed by {
susie Rowe. D
The subscriber wishes to secure en-
oloyment in any suitable capacity. !,
my one desiring to avail themselves of
lis services will please address through
he post-office, or leave word at Barns
,OOk store TT M RocEps